Litter Control/Surfaces Sample Clauses

Litter Control/Surfaces. Trash and litter in the Parkland, including prior to each mowing or trimming, shall be picked up and removed from site. All dirt, grass clippings, fallen limbs, or other debris will be blown, swept, or otherwise cleaned from sidewalks, walkways, and curbs. Surfaces should be cleaned, repaired, repainted, or replaced when appearance has noticeably deteriorated. All landfill and recycling receptacles and dog waste stations will be inspected at least weekly and properly disposed of on an as needed basis.
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